Industrial Construction Estimating Manual
Industrial Construction Estimating Manual focuses on industrial process plants and enables the contractor, subcontractor,
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Industrial Construction Estimating Manual focuses on industrial process plants and enables the contractor, subcontractor,
and engineer to use methods, models, procedures, formats, and technical data for developing industrial process plant construction
estimates.
The manual begins with an introduction devoted to labor, data collection, verification of data, coding, productivity measurement, the unit quantity model, and computer-aided cost estimating. It goes on to provide information on construction materials, database systems, work estimating, computer-aided estimating, detailed labor estimates, bid assurance, and detailed applications to construction. Practical examples based on historical data collected from past installations are also included as well as a detailed glossary, Excel and mathematical formulas, metric/standard conversions, area and volume formulas, and boiler man-hour tables. Industrial Construction Estimating Manual aids contractors, subcontractors, and engineers with a balance-detailed estimating method using the unit quantity model and is an excellent resource for those involved in engineering, technology, and construction estimating.
The manual begins with an introduction devoted to labor, data collection, verification of data, coding, productivity measurement, the unit quantity model, and computer-aided cost estimating. It goes on to provide information on construction materials, database systems, work estimating, computer-aided estimating, detailed labor estimates, bid assurance, and detailed applications to construction. Practical examples based on historical data collected from past installations are also included as well as a detailed glossary, Excel and mathematical formulas, metric/standard conversions, area and volume formulas, and boiler man-hour tables. Industrial Construction Estimating Manual aids contractors, subcontractors, and engineers with a balance-detailed estimating method using the unit quantity model and is an excellent resource for those involved in engineering, technology, and construction estimating.
1. Introduction to construction estimating 2. Construction material 3. Construction database system 4. Construction labor
estimate 5. Computer-aided estimation 6. Combined cycle power plant (1 x 1) labor estimate 7. Gasifier labor estimate 8. Refinery
equipment and storage tank labor estimates 9. Fluidized bed combustion labor estimates 10. Bid assurance 11. Detailed estimating
applications to construction
Appendix A: Statistical and mathematical formulas Appendix B: Excel functions and mathematical functions Appendix C: Area and volume formulas Appendix D: Standard to metric Appendix E: Boiler man hour tables
Appendix A: Statistical and mathematical formulas Appendix B: Excel functions and mathematical functions Appendix C: Area and volume formulas Appendix D: Standard to metric Appendix E: Boiler man hour tables
Kenneth Storm is currently an independent consultant for a US-based construction company, preparing construction estimates
on a variety of projects such as power plants, oil refineries, petroleum industry tank farms, and compressors stations ranging
in price from $500,000 to over $250 million in scope. Accumulating over 35 years of experience, he worked as a major project
engineer and piping engineer for a variety of major companies. He graduated with a BS in mathematics and statistics from California
State University, Chico. He is licensed and certified as a California General Engineering Contractor and a member of the American
Mathematical Association.